Mainers with data exposed in crime center’s breach have little recourse
The hack should be a lesson for those in government charged with safeguarding sensitive data, said two cybersecurity experts.
There are no more active cases of the coronavirus at the Hope House shelter in Bangor
There are no more active cases of the coronavirus associated with the Hope House Health and Living Center in Bangor, officials said Monday.
He pleaded to leave Maine prison early amid pandemic. The answer was no.
Why the debate about reducing Maine’s prison population has been more contentious than the move to shrink its jails during the pandemic.
See where all the protests are happening across Maine
To show their scale, the Bangor Daily News compiled a map of the protests across the state based on both our own reporting and reporting by other Maine news outlets.
Officials still aren’t sure how the coronavirus got into Maine prison
Officials still aren’t sure how the novel coronavirus made its way into Maine’s second largest prison last month, infecting four inmates who have all since recovered, the state’s corrections chief said.
Maine police say they want to end racism in policing but have opposed efforts to track their treatment of minorities
Gathering that information would be a first step for state leaders to know how extensive bias is in Maine policing.
Maine proposes tourists show negative coronavirus test to skip 14-day quarantine
The Mills administration is circulating a proposal to allow tourists to skip Maine’s 14-day quarantine requirement for out-of-state visitors if they can provide recent negative COVID-19 test results.
Maine is planning alternative to 14-day quarantine for out-of-state visitors
Lifting the quarantine order will likely require a blend of testing, symptom checks, public education and adherence to industry-specific COVID-19 prevention guidelines and protocols, Heather Johnson said.
Where Maine stands on coronavirus testing
Maine is still figuring out how to randomly test people in the community, to better detect and trace transmission. And the percentage of people testing positive is still fairly low compared with other states — but it could be lower.
As summer nears, the Maine hospitality industry braces for the unknown
Like other states, Maine must balance economic impact and public safety while reopening.
Inside Bangor’s heated debate over how to protect its homeless in an outbreak
When it came to protecting people who are homeless from getting and spreading infection, city officials clashed with Bangor’s largest shelter, the Hope House Health and Living Center, over how to develop a strategy that was both prudent and fast.
Maine’s largest hospital labs see progress amid coronavirus testing struggles
While even experts disagree on precisely how much testing capacity Maine will need in the future, it is clear that local capacity matters.
Maine restaurants can now get certified to show they know how to reopen safely
A new program allows Maine’s restaurant workers to earn a “digital badge” — essentially a certificate — that shows they have been trained on the coronavirus safety measures.
As Maine lab triples testing capacity, local providers can’t test everyone immediately
On Tuesday, health care providers across Maine said they were still abiding by more restrictive guidelines for who can be tested as they figure out how far their testing supplies can stretch.
She has a small home and a $500 electric bill. A new program could give answers, but she doesn’t qualify.
For more than two years, Rita George has been trying to get an explanation for how the electric bills for the 730-square-foot house she owns in Shapleigh could be so high.
Maine to ‘completely throw open the doors’ on coronavirus tests
The goal is for the state laboratory to be ready by Monday to triple the number of tests it has historically performed, according to Maine CDC director Nirav Shah.
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